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Indian bonds tick up on calm oil before Fed verdict

Economic Times ·First reported
Economic TimesIndian bonds tick up on calm oil before Fed verdict
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In early trade, Indian government bonds improved as oil prices found stability after last week's surge. Traders remained cautious ahead of a significant policy decision by the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday. India's bond yields decreased slightly,…

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